[~90's] Old HOUSE OF HARDY Nylon Wading Jacket Size.M

Estimated to be a ``nylon wading jacket'' made by HOUSE OF HARDY in the 1990s.

What is HOUSE OF HARDY?Founded in 1872 in Alnwick, Northumberland, England.William Hardy A British fly fishing brand that began when William Hardy opened a small gun shop.

His brother John James soon joined and expanded the business as the "Hardy Brothers."
Eventually, his passion shifted from guns to fishing gear, and he began creating tackle using a fusion of British craftsmanship and engineering.

As a company, we changed our name to "House of Hardy Ltd." in 1985 and "Hardy & Greys Ltd." in 2004 as the company changed over time.

In the late 1980s, Hardy acquired a quilted and waxed garment factory, increasing the level of in-house manufacturing.
We are good at incorporating the functions necessary for the field into quiet designs, and we have a lineup of fleeces, shirts, and practical outerwear.

Hardy has deep ties to the royal family and has received numerous royal warrants since the 20th century.
Recently, a new Royal Warrant was announced by King Charles III, reaffirming our position as Britain's leading tackle house.

Everyday wear made by a tool company.
This position can be said to be the reason why it is effective for town use.

Like thatRepresenting the brand from House of HardyIntroducing the wading jacket.

A wading jacket is originally a short-length practical outerwear designed for fly fishing, where you cast while wading in the river.

The length is short to avoid the waist being submerged in the water, and the jacket has large pockets for quick access to the gear you need on your upper body, as well as being waterproof, windproof, and has a wide range of motion.

This item is also true to its context, with raglan sleeves to ensure shoulder range of motion, and the front has a double structure with a YKK double zip underneath a storm flap with snap button closure.
It has features that allow you to finely adjust ventilation and movement depending on the situation, such as opening only the bottom to create room around the hem.

At the bottom of the front, there are flap pockets with plenty of capacity on the left and right.
There's plenty of room to store your fly box and gloves, and the left pocket has a woven name that reads "House of Hardy country wear."

The cuffs are double-layered with snap tabs and elastic gussets on the inside, allowing the fit to be adjusted in two stages while preventing water droplets and wind from entering.

In addition, there is a built-in drawcord inside the hem, designed to prevent body heat from escaping even in windy environments.

Equipped with a large D-ring under the back collar, it is a practical detail typical of a fishing brand, allowing you to hang a landing net or gear.

A "HOUSE OF HARDY" brand label is included on the inside of the neck.
The fact that the tag says "MADE IN ENGLAND" indicates that this item was produced in England.

In addition, you can also see the royal warrant inscription "BY APPOINTMENT TO H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES" on the tag, and the solid construction unique to that time is attractive.

Pair the shirt with slacks and leather shoes, turn up the collar and zip up only the bottom.
Personally, I really like the uncomfortable feeling of wearing the "grammar of a dress" outdoors.

Please find your own balance while enjoying the tension between the outdoors and dresses.

This item is made of 100% nylon.

It's lightweight, dries quickly, and feels crisp and dry when you pick it up, while the firmness created by the dense weave gives it a core silhouette.

As it seems to be clothing that comes from the waterside, you can handle splashes and light rain without worrying about it, and even if it gets wet, you can quickly dry it and move on to the next activity.

The check lining on the back side improves separation from the skin and creates an air layer to keep you comfortable.

The selection of materials backed by functionality makes this item a reliable item for both urban and outdoor activities.

I rarely see color.Deep Teal Green" color.

The hue is a deep forest green with a slight blue tinge, giving it a fresh, fresh tone in outdoor light, and a subdued dark tone in indoor light.

The subtle luster unique to nylon creates shadows that resemble the sparkle on the surface of water, and the gradation of light and shade appears casually along the seams and folds.

The charcoal brown collar adds a warm contrast, and the dull shine of the metal parts further enhances the depth of the color.

Teal, which has a waterside atmosphere, gives an elegant look to work and outdoor activities, and is an exquisite coloring that gives off a solid presence even when worn around town.

Size notation is "M"
I think it corresponds to "M ~ L" in Japanese size.

Looking at the actual size, I think it's a golden size that fits the Japanese body type, so I think people with a wide range of body types can wear it.

There are some signs of use such as dirt, but there is no major damage that would make it difficult to wear, so I think you can still wear it.

Britain is proudFly fishing brand "HOUSE OF HARDY"
It's a masterpiece that you wouldn't be surprised to find if you were looking for it, with details cultivated for actual fishing that can be used in the city, and with its "short length and double zip" design, it's a reliable piece to have in your wardrobe.

To the field, straight to town.
Please experience the moment when function returns to beauty in your wardrobe.